Activation code for 10 units.
Activation code for 10 units.
After installing Windows 10 Pro 64-bit from Microsoft via USB, I followed the activation process using the key from an eBay seller. The system accepted it and started up, but I noticed a watermark warning me to activate Windows. When I tried to access Windows Activation, it reported that my key wasn’t valid. I’m unsure how to resolve this issue.
The information provided appears to discuss issues around authenticity and fraud, referencing concerns about fake items or scams. It highlights the importance of verifying purchases and offers refund options through platforms like eBay. The tone emphasizes caution and awareness of misleading claims.
The issue is fake, I was curious about the cost you paid. ^ Yes, but getting a genuine key from Microsoft or other sellers would be better. I didn’t face any problems with methods I can’t describe; it’s easy to check if the price seems fake by looking at the key’s value. You should ask the buyer to issue a refund if they claim the key is invalid and request a screenshot for your reference. You’ll get your money back, though you might not have clear proof—just in case the seller or eBay asks. In my experience, most sellers will refund you and ask you leave positive feedback, but don’t expect it. Also, report the seller to eBay; I discovered that many sellers who list "key" for other software have been banned, even though the key functions properly. For most programs, selling keys is illegal.
I purchased my Win 10 Pro keys for 5€ and never faced any issues with the 5-7 keys I ordered.
Typically the price is around 5-12€, and most of them are genuine non-EOM. One pair didn’t work, so I requested a replacement which arrived right away.